Anna Kendrick has openly discussed her decision not to have children, identifying herself as a 'childless cat lady'. In a recent interview, she criticized societal expectations surrounding parenthood, particularly emphasizing a phrase often used by men about wanting children, which she feels overlooks women's perspectives. Kendrick points out that such expressions evoke stereotypes of a traditional family dynamic, questioning, 'Where are you in that, sir?' She also expressed frustration at the notion of fathers 'helping out' with children, highlighting that parenting is a shared responsibility. Despite her desire to engage with her mother friends on the topic, she feels hesitant due to her status as a non-parent. Kendrick's comments were partly inspired by Republican JD Vance's previous remarks about 'childless cat ladies'.